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Over the last couple of years google have been reducing the number 'calenders' they create for you. There used to be pages of them, now only a few left. So Google are evolving to only provide you with the raw empty calendar, with you finding the data to put in it. You've never needed to use Google for the content. A huge number of online sites provide calendars. You insert then as Webcal links For football, the obvious place to start looking would be the official website for your club or league. The Skyports UK calendars are a hidden gem. Sky provide a webcal link for a range of sporting fixtures, and their data, such as fixture changes, is updated. You'll find them on the fixtures page for teams, leagues, & events. The link is always at the top right of a fixtures page given as "add to calendar" (eg link to Man City fixtures ) They update the fixtures, but do not give results. Here's the webcal links for Premier League (though not good for your calendar, because so many games) webcal://www.skysports.com/calendars/football/fixtures/competitions/premier-league?live=false Champions League webcal://www.skysports.com/calendars/football/fixtures/competitions/champions-league?live=false If your using Chrome and logged into your Google Account then adding calendars is easy. Just click on the link found on any fixtures page (team, league, competition). a pop up will appear asking if you want to add to calendar, which you do. If you want the data for another calendar app the button in the pop up contains the webcal link you need. Then it should appear as one of your "other calendars. You can change the colour etc to make it stand out. More on reddit.com

Where exactly is the "other calendars" menu? This guide doesn't link to it, I don't see it as an option in the app. Where do I go to search for these calendars?

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